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Ziqitza Healthcare limited boasts a rich legacy in handling government-led projects, most notably the 108 Ambulance Service across several states in India.

The devastating train incident at Bahanaga Bazar in Balasore district of Odisha is regarded as the largest train accident witnessed in the past three decades. Following the accident, government agencies promptly initiated a rescue operation. The involvement of 108 Ambulance proved to be pivotal in this extensive and crucial initiative.

Ziqitza Healthcare, for the last 18 years, has been providing emergency services and believes that the employees are a valuable asset to the organization, and their well-being is key to organizational productivity.

Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd (ZHL) Asia's leading emergency medical service provider company has successfully served more than 2.5 million people in the state.
 

Ziqitza has played an important role in helping people in COVID pandemic in both first and second wave and is geared up for the Third Wave to safely help people reach hospitals and back home

The team at Ziqitza understand that each workplace is different and might have varies requirements and thus the service offering takes into account the infrastructure, location, number of people at any given time, hazards involved, working hours, proximity to the nearest health care facility etc.

Transfer of newborn baby from government hospital to a high-end facility through ALS ambulance.

Ziqitza feels that Healthcare is a foremost requirement for the citizenry of every nation, unfortunately, when it comes to medical services, particularly in rural areas, several countries including India lag considerably.

The 108 ambulance service in the state completed eight years of its uninterrupted emergency service to Odisha on March 5, 2021. It was launched on March 5, 2013 and since then has been able to serve more than 27 lakh persons from different parts of the state

Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd has served over 5 lakh people through 108 helplines for medical emergency services for critical care, trauma and 'accident cases' in the region